Meaning
The expression “it doesn’t matter” is commonly used when someone gives you a choice between two or more options, and you are indifferent to which one is selected.
“You say ‘it doesn’t matter’ when someone offers you a choice between two or more things and you do not mind which is chosen.”
Usage Example
This phrase often appears in casual conversation to show that the outcome is unimportant or that any option is acceptable.
Example:
- “Do you want tea or coffee?” — “It doesn’t matter.”
Related Expressions
- “No problem.”
- “Either is fine.”
- “I don’t mind.”
Author’s Summary
A neutral way to express indifference when faced with choices, showing that all options are equally acceptable or unimportant.
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